as the country's president, the foreign minister and other officials died in a helicopter crash. the new details we're finding out this morning about that crash and what will happen next with iran's leadership. plus when officers arrived on scene, the suspect was still actively discharging a firearm, prompting an officer involved shooting. the lates from s jose, where a man is in the hospital with life threatening injuries after he was shot by san jose police officers. what we now know as investigators continue to collect evidence at the scene from ktvu.

>> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. good morning i'm pam cook. >> it's monday may 20th. nice weekend weather. yeah it was a little breezy. let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. >> a little warmer next couple of days here but nothing dramatic or anything but 40s 50s on the temps. some fog out there, most of it favors areas south of san francisco. 40s 50s on the temps here. if you want a little more sunshine, today's to your liking. i think that fog will burn off much sooner today and temperatures about where they should be this time of year. 60s, 70s to near 80. all right, 4:00 in the morning. sal is here. i did not see any cones . >> yeah, there are some cones on 37. you didn't come that way. 37 has cones until 5:00 in the morning for that repaving. they're doing. also, we have some police activity. i put the arrow right there. just off the freeway on 92 at 880. a bunch of police activity off the freeway doesn't seem to be affecting

traffic. however, i haven't seen any cars on this ramp in the last few minutes. maybe just because it's early, but we're going to keep an eye on it for you and let you know there goes a car. okay, so it doesn't seem to be affecting the freeway, but definitely off the off the freeway on off ramp there. 401. let's get back to the headlines. all right. >> thank you. sal. we are learning this morning that the president of iran has been killed in the weekend helicopter crash. iran state run tv network reported early today that ibrahim raisi died when his helicopter crashed into a mountain in dense fog yesterday in a remote part of northwestern iran. iran's foreign minister was also killed in the crash, along with several other government leaders. iran's president was known as a hard line ruler who showed no mercy in his response to protests in tehran and other iranian cities. >> spent most of his life in the judiciary. in the 1980s, which was the bloodiest decade of the islamic republic, where

thousands of dissidents were executed. >> raisi was widely expected to become the next supreme leader of iran. his death comes just one month after iran launched an unprecedented missile and drone attack on israel. it will likely add to the turmoil in the middle east. stay with us here on mornings on two for complete coverage of this developing story. >> our time is now 402 later. later today, michael cohen, donald trump's former lawyer, is expected to be back on the witness stand in the new york criminal trial of the former president, testifying about campaign finances. now, cohen is one of the final witnesses the prosecution will be calling. cohen previously said he made hush money payments on behalf of trump to adult movie star stormy daniels. trump insists he did nothing wrong, and that this trial is an attempt to keep him off the campaign trail. with less than six months left until election day. >> prosecution's case is so weak that it's very hard to imagine

that anyone can look at this and think that president trump is truly guilty of a crime because he is not. >> now, this trial may possibly end this week. and the judge told the lawyers, be ready to make closing arguments as soon as tomorrow. >> california republicans have wrapped up their state convention in burlingame, south dakota governor kristi noem was among the out of state speakers who addressed the convention over the weekend. she has been criticized recently for her new book that includes her bizarre story about shooting and killing her dog. however the vice presidential contender largely laughed off the controversy and urged california republicans to support donald trump. >> i don't think it's about republicans and democrats anymore. i don't think it's about political parties. i think it is about people who love america and people who are trying to destroy america. >> registered democrats still outnumber republicans in california 2 to 1, but republican leaders say their party slowly but surely attracting more voters in this

longtime blue state. >> when we run smart races, when we recruit great candidates like we're doing, we can win these seats. and that's what's going to help make the difference. >> in a statement, the chairman of the california democratic party said in part, while this weekend's gathering of california republicans is just another stop on trump's vice president audition tour, california democrats are convening to lead the resistance against trump and the republican party's extremist agenda. >> tom is now 400 for the federal judge who sentenced david to pap, the man convicted of attacking the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi, says she will reopen the sentencing portion of the case. the judge said she made an error by not giving the pap a chance to speak in court. on friday, the pap was sentenced to 30 years in prison for the break in and attack. two years ago at the pelosi's home in san francisco. now, the new sentencing date is may 28th. well, some new details from san jose about a shooting by san

jose police. >> s it happened yesterday afternoon and ended with a suspect with life threatening injuries. ktvu lamonica peters was at the scene of the shooting and tells us what she is hearing from police. >> san jose police say around 4:11 p.m. sunday afternoon, they responded to a call of someone shooting a gun on comer drive. >> i probably counted about like maybe 15 cop cars got off on capitol. was waiting on delay on story and just cop after cop after cop. >> police say they don't know what prompted the shooting. >> when officers arrived on scene, the suspect was still actively discharging a firearm, prompting an officer involved shooting. >> witnesses say a silver van may have been involved in the shooting incident. sergeant garibay says after officers shot the suspect, the person was given medical aid at the scene by emergency responders. >> anders, we can't tell you that no officers were struck by gunfire at this time. the suspect was hit by officer gunfire and was transported to a local hospital with life

threatening injuries. >> police didn't provide any other information about the suspect and say they'll need time to process any witness or video information. >> we are constantly taking walks and, it's a little alarming to know that that happened here. >> so lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. lamonica two women have been arrested in san pablo accused of leading police on a chase while driving drunk. police say they saw the woman's car run a stop sign friday night and almost crashed into another car. they also say the women kept switching seats during the pursuit and were swerving all over the road. police ended up using a spike strip to stop the car. they say both women were heavily intoxicated. >> it is now 406. there's a new location in benicia for a monument honoring a world war two hero. a ceremony was held over the weekend in downtown benicia, celebrating the new home for the statue honoring 97 year-old harold bray, the last survivor of the attack on the uss indianapolis in july of

1945. the monument built in his honor is now at eunice jensen park after it was moved from near the city's clock tower. harold bray served the city of benicia for years after his service during world war two. >> he's a citizen of benicia. he raised his family in benicia. he was a benicia police officer for 19 years. a special kind of police officer because he was an advocate for children into town. >> now, harold bray was awarded the purple heart for his bravery after the attack on his battleship near the end of world war two. hundreds of americans were killed when two torpedoes fired from a japanese marine hit their ship for five days. the survivors fought off sharks, starvation, and the cold water in the pacific ocean. >> 2000 graduate student workers at uc santa cruz say they will go on strike this morning. the walkout involves teaching assistants, researchers and other academic workers. their union leaders say the strike is to protest the uc system's

recent crackdown on pro-palestinian demonstrations on college campuses across the state. it's still not clear how long the strike will last. uc administrators say the walkout violates the no strike clause in the student workers contract. >> well, there's still no electricity for many people in houston, texas, after thunderstorms and hurricane force winds swept through that city, the crews have been working around the clock to restore power for more than 240,000 homes and businesses. full service is expected to be back by wednesday. at least seven people were killed in those very destructive storms. >> less fog today, you know, less fog, less fog is in town and it'll clear. and then after that, temperatures will bump up. today so we'll actually go 80 in santa rosa, even though the forecast highs have been way too bullish today. we'll go with that for santa rosa the city bumping up a little bit, livermore to 79 and redwood city from 73 to 76. that's the spirit. redwood city a little

bit of fog out there, mainly about the city south along san mateo coast down to santa cruz. water temps are darn cold. point arena 49 point ray's 50. the city 52. our city. excuse me, san francisco boy, that's cold, cold water here as we head towards the end of may, almost a little bit of a low setting up shop here you can see the circulation around it. right there. right there. that's a little low, but so for some it's a south wind, for others it's a little northerly breeze. the key though is out towards travis and it's not that strong. concord south oakland west. so and it's calm to the north 40s on the temps are low 50s mainly 40s on the temps here. 46 occidental 46, ukiah 49. napa and sonoma is down to 45. san anselmo in there. ross, fairfax and novato all at 4630s up in the mountains, 38 arcata. how about that to 57 los angeles 61 san diego a couple of lows, just kind of hanging around. but for the next couple of days, we'll get a little bit of a bump up on those temps. then i think they come back down towards the end

of the week. nothing as far as rain is concerned, but the pattern does favor cooler versus warmer. if you look out about 7 to 10 days today, monday, sunshine, patchy low clouds, they'll get out of here 60 70s and some low 80s. >> thank you steve. police are searching for the killer of a beloved homeless man in the east bay. we hear from those who knew him best and what we he will be remembered for the most. >> also in san francisco, celebrating the life and legacy of harvey milk. how the lgbtq community is trying to deal with a warning from the state department about possible threats, leading up to pride month

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stecker and his dog never came back from what was supposed to be a one day hike. the two left on friday. they were believed to be hiking the ohlone wilderness trail between sunol park and del valle regional park. we're told mr. stecker is in his mid-fifties. he was wearing the same clothing you see in this photo, a long sleeved green shirt, black pants and a khaki hat and the man is expected to survive after driving off a cliff along highway one and was ejected almost 350ft from his car. this happened sunday, about 8:00 in the morning, the sonoma county sheriff's office says the car's automatic crash notification system alerted 911, and that provided dispatchers with the location of the crash. helicopter crews then found a man about 300ft beneath the car. officials say he was critically injured. he was flown to a hospital to get treatment.

>> just in the last few minutes. the container ship that caused the partial collapse of the francis scott key bridge in baltimore has been refloated. it is being moved from the crash site. the ship has not moved since it hit the bridge back in march, killing six construction workers. the crash has impacted the port of baltimore, which is one of the busiest in the country. congress is still debating how much money to put towards rebuilding the bridge. >> your time now 414. investigators are searching for the cause of a weekend fire on yerba buena island. it caused major traffic jams on the bay bridge. it was a brush fire. it broke out saturday afternoon, causing a huge plume of smoke, and also shut down the eastbound lanes of the bay bridge. dozens of firefighters battled the flames for more than two hours before those lanes could reopen. investigators say the fire did not damage any buildings. >> the state department sent out a rare warning, telling members of the lgbtq community to exercise caution while traveling overseas. now, the agency warned

about what it described as the potential for terrorist attacks, demonstrate or other violent actions against u.s. citizens and tourist locations, and pride celebrations. the warning comes just two weeks before the start of pride month, which is observed in june. the travel warning from the state department also comes at the same time san francisco is getting ready to celebrate harvey milk day. the celebration is wednesday, may 22nd, which is which was harvey milk's birthday this weekend. the community came together to kick off the celebration early and say it's a reminder that more work needs to be done. >> a lot of heat right now. queer, trans and drag queens actually are under attack. the legislation that they're trying to pass in this country, of all places in america in 2024 is mind boggling. >> san francisco city leaders say they are increasing efforts to support and celebrate the community. right now, they are working on building the country's first lgbtq museum and

research center. >> our time now for 16 frontier airlines says it will no longer charge fees for flight changes or flight cancellations. it's part of an overhaul of the airline's longtime pricing model aimed at being transparent. frontier says it will now present its ford travel class options up front. the airline has been criticized for attracting customers with low base fares, then adding fees for things like seat assignments and carry on baggage. >> blue origin has launched its latest mission to space with six tourists on board 210 ignition. the company, which is owned by amazon founder jeff bezos, sent the rocket into space from a launch pad in the texas desert. one person on board retired air force captain ed dwight, who played a historic role in america's space program. he was chosen to be the first black astronaut candidate in the early 1960s, but he never got to go to

space until now. >> is absolutely terrific. and the views i mean, just even i couldn't see it. i could see. absolutely fantastic. absolutely this is changing experience are wouldn't experience. >> nice to hear from him. the flight into space lasted about ten minutes. the 90 year old dwight is now the oldest person to travel into space, surpassing william shatner by two months. >> our time now for 17 road crews expected to complete two major bay area highway resurfacing projects during the night in the north bay, eastbound lanes of highway 37 between sonoma and solano counties are still closed during the resurfacing. that road reopened before the morning commute today, and a little less traffic jams for drivers commuting through the east bay. caltrans shared this video of the work crews finishing the work on part of southbound

interstate 680 between san ramon and pleasanton. the partial closures continued until 4:00 this morning. more work is scheduled in that area for the first weekend of june. >> all right. back over to steve paulson to check in on our monday morning forecast. >> looks good and a lot more sunshine today and we'll warm it up here a couple of lows. one to the north, one to the southwest. but the fog bank has been chewed up for the most part. there's a little bit out there, but we'll bump temps up here. they've been well below average. it's been a cool spring, no doubt about it. so you expect some kind of warm up and we'll get it for today and tomorrow. 80 santa rosa 66 in the city, 80 livermore and 76 in redwood city. a little bit of fog, but you can see how everything is starting to move offshore as we get more of a little bit of an offshore breeze. but boy, those water temps really cold though. 49 5052 so again, it won't take long to get that fog back, but probably won't be for a couple of days. there is a little bit of a northerly breeze for some southerly for others there's a

low hanging out right right about on the bay bridge. you see the circulation around that. so that's giving a west southwest southerly breeze in the oakland berkeley hills. but pittsburgh, atlas peak, mount veeder, all north, mount diablo north, big rock north. so a little bit of a dichotomy there, a little, you know, trying to work its way into more of an offshore breeze. but at the surface it's west, south or southwest, but not that strong 40s on the temps for most low 50s, upper 40s, low 50s. clayton's at 46 degrees, 49 for pinole, 49 kensington. orinda 48 lafayette at one castro valley and air north dublin. but mid 50s brentwood and also pittsburgh 3234 truckee south lake tahoe 74. down in las vegas 5060s in the valley. but look at arcata-eureka 38. man that's cold. that might have to see if that's a record low. i have to check that. otherwise we are looking for a couple of days of sunshine, maybe a little activity popping up in the mountains, but for us it looks quiet. it does look like it will be cooler towards the end of the week, but the next couple of

days monday sunshine and warmer temps, but really nothing we can't handle. no extreme one way or the other. 6070s to some low 80s. >> all right steve, thank you. times for 20 phones. their major and essential part of our lives with the experts say is the right time not to be on your phone and a free football camp for some local kids. >> meet the top high school athlete who helped make it happen at wendy's, you can get- (fake english accent) an english muffin and seasoned potatoes for just three bucks. with a light and fluffy toasted muffin and crispy potatoes, love. ooooooo

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multi-purpose sports courts and play structures. >> the raider nation is mourning the death of hall of famer center jim otto. otto was the first draft pick ever for the oakland raiders back in 1960, spent his entire 15 year career with the silver and black, the legendary center played in the super bowl. super bowl number two. the raiders first appearance in the super bowl. in january 1968, he was inducted into the pro football hall of fame 12 years later. the raiders announced his death yesterday. jim otto was 86 years old. >> he was a legend. our time for 23. one of the bay area's top high school athletes, held a free football camp for kids this weekend in danville. dozens of children showed up for the first annual marco jones football skills camp at san ramon valley high school. it was a completely free event. it also raised money for the bay area based charity helmets for helmets. it provides protective gear to young athletes who have epilepsy, a condition the san ramon valley

linebacker had when he was just a kid. some local pop warner players say they learned a lot at the camp. >> yeah, i wrote a lot of agility and getting me ready for the season this fall. work hard. yeah work hard and you get things done. uh.huh there was also a raffle too, and some of the lucky children won new sunglasses. >> the giants hope to extend their longest winning streak of the season when they take on the pittsburgh pirates tomorrow. on the road, the giants won their fourth straight game, beating the colorado rockies 4 to 1 and sweeping the weekend series. elliott ramos hit a 400 foot home run over the center field wall with. that's his first homer of the season. and there's more good news as big money free agent pitcher blake snell will come off the injured list and start the game on wednesday, the a's will try to break an eight game losing streak when they're back at the coliseum tomorrow to face the rockies. the a's were swept by the kansas city royals, losing yesterday's game 8 to 4.

the a's actually outhit the royals but could not take advantage of their scoring chances. it was one of the worst road trips in team history. the a's lost nine of ten games. >> our time now for 25. a graffiti artist in los angeles, took his artwork to some daring new heights. 40 stories about downtown l.a. benjamin schneider balanced along a one inch wide slack line between two skyscrapers. there he is. schneider says. he snuck into the empty buildings and used a drone to string a line between the buildings. 500ft up. he called the stunt a symbolic meaning. >> the idea is the line represents like the line of life. so on one side you have like birth, the other side you have death, and there's a line that connects it through, kind of like your timeline and i had to walk from one side to the other, balancing on life now for months, the police have patrolled these buildings, trying to stop trespassers and taggers.

>> schneider says he's surprised he has not been charged for sneaking into those buildings. >> the us national security adviser traveled to jerusalem. what he's discussing with israeli leaders amid ongoing pressure for the us to call a cease fire in the war with hamas. >> and over the weekend, president biden spoke at a college commencement. we'll show you the silent protest. some of the graduates carried out during that ceremony. and don't forget, you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter. just go to ktvu .com/ email, sign up for the daily service

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to the crash. >> plus, i couldn't believe it. >> antioch mourning the life of a man who was living on the streets. the plea for help in the investigation into his killing. as we hear from people who knew and loved him from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun two. i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark monday morning may 20th steve paulson is right here with your monday forecast. >> i am indeed thank you. we do have mainly clear skies here 40s 50s on the temps here. not as much in the coverage of the fog. so it will burn off sooner. and it does look like a little more sun, not as windy and even a little warmer. there's some fog about san francisco, south 60s, 70s to near 80 degrees. all right. sal is here. i heard you say there's a couple little things out there. what would you like to begin? >> yeah. you know, the police activity to talk about last time is gone, which is nice. so that

turned out to be not a big delay for traffic 92 at 880 in hayward. so things are doing okay. we do have a nice light drive at the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks very nice. highway 37 roadwork is still closed. 37 between 29 and vallejo. all the way out to sears point 121. it should open at five. and boy, they're there. coming right up to the line here. but the authorities say it should be open on five at 5:00 for the morning commute. 430 let's go back to the headlines, okay. >> thank you. sal we're following some breaking news out of oakland this morning. police have several blocks of downtown oakland shut down for an investigation. we're still working to confirm with police what happened. but video from the scene shows a car crashed into a construction site at the corner of 14th and jefferson. and that car has what appears to be bullet holes in the front windshield. this is right outside the oakland federal building. stay with us here. on

mornings on two, we're going to stay on top of this breaking news story. there in downtown oakland. >> time now for 31. we also have developing news coming in from the middle east. iranian president ibrahim raisi died in a helicopter crash. it crashed in the mountainous northwestern part of iran while flying through very dense fog yesterday . nine people in that helicopter were killed, including iran's foreign minister, iran's supreme leader named an acting president and foreign minister, saying there will be no disruption to the iranian government's work. >> family and friends are mourning the death of a homeless man who was well known and beloved in the community. police are now searching for his killer. >> ktvu is joey horton sat down with the people who knew him. >> there's now a growing memorial outside the antioch gas station, where 48 year-old raheem coe, who was homeless, would often hang out. >> he was around here. he was up here every day and he had a good

spirit on us. and he always good, good advice to everybody. >> police say a report of a man down on the sidewalk led first responders to the antioch health center along country hills drive just after 7 a.m. on wednesday, where rahim was found to be lifeless. >> it appears to be blunt force trauma at this point. >> crime scene investigators could be seen collecting a stone about the size of a grapefruit as evidence he didn't deserve to die like that. >> although he was homeless, he was like he was like family, you know? >> he's a good dude, close friend harold moore, who at one point experienced homelessness himself, was shocked by the loss. i couldn't believe it. >> i never cried so much in my life, moore says. >> rahim struggled with mental illness, but the two of them had many heart to heart conversations to help rahim get his life back together. >> this is what it is, man. some people have compassion, some don't. >> the organization facing homelessness does street outreach in antioch. connecting the unhoused with shelter, rehabilitation and counseling. but director nicole gardner says

antioch doesn't have the resources to meet the need. >> we don't have enough in the city, and we are definitely lacking it in the county as well. these are real people. they have families that love them and care about them. they're good people. >> a mural on the nonprofit's bus lists the names of dozens of homeless people who have died in just the last year and a half. >> we just need to stop the violence now. >> this marks antioch's fifth homicide of the year. police do not have a suspect in this case. they are asking anyone who may have dash cam video from country hills drive from midnight to 7 a.m. on may 15th to give them a call in antioch. joey hornick ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, joey, thank you. the mayor of antioch is traveling to china to promote the city's deep water ports and industrial region. mayor lamar hernandez thorpe will be meeting with government and business leaders in hong kong and chongqing. the trip will focus on green developments and expanding international relationships.

>> we're going to be promoting our opportunities for sister city relationship. that's, that's something that i learned was critically important when we spoke to secretary blinken when i was at the us conference of mayors. he said, we need to keep promoting these opportunities so that overall relations with china, continue to get better as opposed to going sour. >> now, the mayor's trip is organized by china silicon valley. it's a nonprofit group founded in 2012 to help with business and cultural exchange between china and silicon valley . mayor will the mayor will be there until sunday. it is now 430 for the united states is renewing its efforts to reach a cease fire deal in gaza. over the weekend, the white house national security adviser jake sullivan met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem. they talked about israel's postwar plan. now the united states is pushing for an agreement that would see saudi arabia and israel work together

to reach a two state solution. president biden says he's working to end the fighting all together, as the war between israel and hamas is almost in its eighth month. >> what's happening in gaza in israel is heartbreaking. it's a humanitarian crisis in gaza. that's why i've called for an immediate cease fire. >> now, israel may be headed towards a political crisis. a member of israel's war cabinet and a key rival of israeli prime minister netanyahu threatened to quit if israel doesn't come up with a better plan for gaza in the nation's capital, former white house press secretary jen psaki delivered a keynote address at george washington university's graduation. >> outside the ceremony, hundreds of protesters made their voices heard every step. demonstrators held signs and chanted support for palestine. the protests are just some of dozens that have erupted on college campuses across the us,

resulting in thousands of arrests. >> time now for 36. while president biden's appearance at morehouse college in atlanta at a commencement speech was peaceful, some of the students held a silent protest over the biden administration's stance on the israel-hamas war. some of the graduates at the all male, historically black college turned their seats and their backs as president biden was speaking, faculty members stood with her back facing the stage and her fist was raised. the president, biden told the crowd he was committed to helping bring about a peaceful solution in the middle east. >> i support peaceful, nonviolent protest. your voices should be heard and i promise you, i hear them. i'm working to make sure we finally get a two state solution. the only solution for two people to live in peace, security and dignity. >> now, the speech yesterday comes as president biden is trying to win the votes of young

black men for his reelection. recent polls show his numbers with that particular demographic group has been slipping. >> the first is our gift to you. the second is a gift for you to give you praise for your experience. you have come from giving well. >> telecommunications billionaire gave one of the most memorable commencement speeches to the class of 2024 robert hale, junior gave $1,000 to each of the graduates at the university of massachusetts dartmouth, $500 for the graduate and the other 500 to give to some charity or someone who needs the money more. the school honored him with a medal of philanthropy. >> well, i think we have a money forecast for you here because it's going to be a little warmer. unless you like it, cool. then you'll have to wait towards the end of the week. here but does look like a little northerly breeze is going to win out here. there's not as much fog and low clouds, so santa

rosa, san francisco, livermore, redwood city, up we go. 80, 66, 80 and 76 on steve's forecast highs that do my own. and temperatures have been well below average, as you might imagine here, as you probably felt it on the weekend, those water temps have cooled off. you get that northwest breeze. so i think we're fog free for most of the next couple of days. but it'll come roaring back once we get past midweek here. just too much in the way of cold water. there is a little low kind of setting up shop, a little right there, little guy right there. so you have a southerly breeze for some and northerly breeze for others. but i think in time here the north wind will win out, not the roaring delta wind that we saw last week. fairfield, west southwest, 1340s 50s on the temps here and temperatures on the cool side and most of the fog. low clouds are south, very little north. so 40s, 50s, 45 atherton and low 50s except for pacifica, montara beach, pillar point, half moon bay at los altos at 45, san mateo at 5132. truckee 34. south lake tahoe. mount shasta and alturas, both 39. mammoths. so are we, elko says. hey, we're 37. a couple little lows to the

north, but for the next two days, maybe three high pressure will give us a little bump up on those temps. nothing showing up rain wise, but it does look like a cooler pattern towards the end of the week. monday sunshine, patchy low clouds, more sun today. warmer with a late breeze. 60s, 70s low 80s. >> all right thank you steve. celebrating greek culture in oakland. why many people make it a point to be part of this special event every year. >> and a shortage of ambulances in one county in the east bay. the county's fire chief explains why this may be happening

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prosecutors deny the allegations . sean diddy combs is apologizing for beating his former girlfriend, days after video of the attack surfaced. now, the video went viral on friday and appears to show the rapper kicking, hitting and dragging his then girlfriend at a los angeles hotel. in 2016, combs posted a video statement on instagram yesterday apologizing for his actions. >> i take full responsibility for my actions in that video. disgusted i was disgusted then when i did it, i'm disgusted now. >> combs apology comes after the l.a. district attorney's office determined that he cannot be prosecuted for the 2016 assault, stating the statute of limitations is past our time now. >> 442 a fire over the weekend burned through a storage facility near half moon bay. it started saturday morning about 130 on airport street in the princeton by the sea community. cal fire says the flames spread

from a trailer to the storage business. eight units were damaged, but the owner of the business says only one of those units was badly damaged. the other unit suffered smoke damage. one customer was at the storage facility at the time of the fire, but no injuries have been reported and cal fire is investigating the cause as crews near calistoga are cleaning up after a fire burned a home that was under construction. look at the pictures. it started just before 5:00 last night along franz valley school road. no one was in the home at the time and no injuries have been reported. cal fire says it did get help from neighboring agencies, including napa county, sonoma county, calistoga and saint helena. >> contra costa county continues to deal with a shortage of ambulances. ambulance services have been reduced to level zero, which means no units available for transport at the county, fire chief told the board of supervisors last week that part

of the problem is getting patients transferred to hospitals. it is an issue he has been working to resolve. >> we have also started to institute, some off load policies at hospitals, where after a certain point in time, we become much more engaged with their staff to, essentially work very aggressively with their staff to get that patient transferred to the hospital. but that's around six now. >> the fire chief said the wait time to offload patients at the hospital is typically an hour far longer than the state and county standard of 20 minutes. >> our time now 444, with more than 100 pg and e workers, had a chance to show off their skill during a special event this weekend in livermore for electrical workers took center stage in an event called the west coast lineman's rodeo. the pga workers competed in climbing poles and several other events

directly tied to utility work. this rodeo even included training drills for many young workers who plan a career with pg and e apprentices. >> they are, you know, in a school today to learn, to learn the craft, to learn the skills. so some of the easy ones like climbing a pole, but climbing a pole also could be a very critical task from a safety. >> now pg and e workers from across northern and central california took part in that rodeo on saturday. some of the linemen from nevada even made that long trip to livermore to compete in this event. >> a cafe in oakland is closing its doors for good after serving the community for more than 20 years, lakeshore cafe says it is shutting down may 27th. that's on monday. since 2002, neighbors have come to lakeshore cafe, just north of lake merritt, for breakfast and lunch. the owners of the cafe say a new restaurant will soon be opening in its place. cvs is bringing a new snack brand to its store

shelves. the company says the brand, called well market, features 40 new snacks and beverages. it's available at more than 9000 locations across the country. other brands from cvs such as gold emblem and big chill will also be included in the wall market brand in the future, the company says products will be priced between 2.99 and 8.99. >> our time now for 46 genetics may determine whether popular drugs like wegovy and ozempic help some people lose weight, a new study by the mayo clinic shows. a genetic test figures out whether people injected with weight loss medications work on particular people, the mayo clinic developed this $350 test. it looks for 6000 changes in 22 genes. each person is then given a risk score. it shows whether they'll respond to weight loss drugs. some people taking wegovy or ozempic will lose at least 20% of their weight, while others barely lose a pound.

>> we use our cell phones every day as it buzzes or rings for our attention. communication experts say it's important to remember etiquette when out in public. they recommend being conscious of what you talk about on the phone while you're around other people. if you don't have headphones, then watch your volume levels. don't snap photos of people you don't know, and when you're talking to someone face to face, it's best to put your phone away. >> we have found that when you're engaging in interaction with other people, if the other person is on their device and not paying attention and not present in that interaction, that it can be distressing for the individual. the other individual, unless the person you're talking to is also on the phone. >> be present. save your screen time for later. >> okay, pam, time now. 448 a new shuttle service is beginning at california's oldest state

park this week, as it continues to recover from a devastating wildfire. the 2020 ccu fire burned 97% of big basin redwoods state park in santa cruz county. the free shuttle marks the biggest increase in service since the park reopened in july of 2022. the shuttles will run from 9:00 in the morning until 6 p.m, beginning memorial day weekend through labor day. it's a chance for visitors to see all of the regrowth and signs of wildlife coming back to the forest. >> well, some volunteers spent their sunday cleaning a popular road in the oakland hills. the east bay trash pandas have been meeting twice a month since last year, removing litter and trash from illegal dumping on grizzly peak boulevard. so far, the group has removed more than 17 tons of waste. they've also been pushing for basic services along that stretch of road. >> this is really the best view in the bay area, and it's a real

shame that it's covered in trash. so getting the mountain cleaned up. but on a broader level, you know, we really want uc berkeley and the city of oakland to step up and put in some trash cans and do regular cleanups up here. i mean, if you go to any other popular park, that's what they do. >> the group says trash cans and recycling containers are needed at six different spots along grizzly peak boulevard. they also say the group is always looking for more volunteers. a great thing to do anywhere right ? pick up all the waste and trash and when it's windy, that trash blows all over the place. it has been windy. >> it was windy this weekend, but it looks a lot quieter today and also warmer, so we'll bump the temps up here santa rosa, san francisco, livermore and redwood city. up we go here. nothing crazy but 80, 66, 80 and 76. i think tuesday will be the warmest day. then we'll start to downshift a little bit, but it looks like a quiet week. fog is mainly south of the city a little bit. you can see a little bit of an offshore direction taking place here, and watch how that low cloud deck is getting

pushed away. so it's not a roaring offshore breeze, but these water temps are really cold. point arena, 49 point ray's 50 san francisco bowie 52. mid 50s monterey bowie. so fog again, i've been talking about this since april is not far away when the water temps are that cold, a little low is hanging around. looks like right on the bay bridge right here. you can see the circulation around that right there. it doesn't have much to work with, but it's there. so you get a south wind for some west southwest. then it's north north northeast northeast. so kind of a fight there between the two and the higher elevations is offshore at the surface and some more onshore, but nothing compared to what we saw last week or over the weekend. that was pretty impressive for this time of year. 40s, 50s on the temps, petaluma is down to 45 degrees 47 in oakland, 47 san carlos and menlo park and heading south we can find 46 in felton and scotts valley, low 50s for many upper 40s, though cupertino, saratoga, campbell down to hollister at 48 degrees 30 in truckee, 34 south lake tahoe. however, look at

arcadia. yreka 38. that's a cold one. there a couple lows, one to the north, one to the west southwest. but we get that slight northerly breeze. it doesn't take much this time of year to bump up, but nothing showing up rain wise. maybe that system on the fourth was it. we'll see. we'll have to get through memorial weekend first. you know, that's always one to keep an eye on, but maybe some activity in the mountains. but monday sunshine, patchy low clouds, more sun today. temps coming up. not too crazy, but 6070s and low 80s. >> thank you steve. >> the first criminal trial of a former president is expected to wrap up soon. we have a live report on what we expect in the case against donald trump in the days ahead, and thousands of people across the bay area headed to san francisco for the annual bay to breakers race. we have a look back at some of the mo c ful co

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took to the streets of san francisco for the historic bay to breakers race. it is the 113th year of the event that features incredible costumes and fun traditions, and ktvu is amanda quintana has more from san francisco. >> it's like there's nothing else like this in the city or like the country kind of or not kind of. yeah. so just because there's nothing else like it, like naked people, costumes running all the great things, all the great things making their way through the streets of san francisco. >> runners took off in waves, some of them part of teams tethered together to keep their pace going. this group with 40 women. we're the oldest all women's racing team in the country. >> we have women who are 80 years old on our team, who are setting national records still, and then post-collegiate runners. >> so we choose costumes every

year that we feel like really represents the bay area represents women. and so this year we went with park rangers because we run in golden gate park every single day. >> one of the most creative costumes, the painted ladies. wow. >> we're structural engineers. and so we wanted to build a structure. and what better than the painted ladies and the classics? >> i just figured everyone's been looking for me for a while, and i was like, you know, maybe they'll find me today. >> runners take the half mile challenge up hayes hill before going through golden gate park and ending along the great highway. >> everybody just having fun and just relaxed and that's what i wanted to enter back into. >> racing bay to breakers is known for being a welcoming environment with over-the-top outfits and funky traditions like throwing tortillas at the starting line. this runner has been bringing tortillas for 20 years. >> i had a friend who owned a store in santa rosa, and he got me all their sales from all over town one time, and we brought big box fulls, and then we'd

just been bringing them every year since, and people just seem to like to throw them. >> but what brings people back every year is that this race represents the spirit of san francisco. it's the best thing about san francisco. >> everyone is here to have a good time. everybody has fun. it's just it's honestly my favorite day of the year because everyone just be yourself. have fun. go out. everyone's in on it too. >> in san francisco. amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you amanda. well, the annual oakland greek festival wrapped up over the weekend and up on a frosty barrel. visitors enjoyed a variety of greek food, including grilled meat skewers and fried pastries. musicians strum some tunes on traditional greek string instruments, and dancers entertain the crowds as well. locals tell us they come out every year to enjoy everything. the three day event has to offer. >> the music, the live bands i enjoy, the vendors that are

selling their, their wares, whatever they're selling, everything is so great and the weather is perfect. >> this was the event's 52nd year of bringing the community together. thousands of people gathered in los angeles county this past weekend for one of california's largest pride celebrations. they lined the streets of ocean boulevard in long beach for the city's 41st annual pride parade. a lot of floats, colorful outfits, rainbow flags, music and dancing in the streets. >> how are you feeling out here? >> oh, and happy, there's just so much love here. >> i think it's beautiful. everyone's coming together and i think that's like. it's very important for people to be able to express themselves. >> more than 130 community groups in the long beach area got together to organize this year's parade. paramount pictures believes its new film, if, struck a chord with families. the live action animated movie debuted in first place this weekend. it earned $35 million in north america. that's about $10 million less

than projections, but the movie studio says families turned out for the film and expects a long, profitable run. if stars ryan reynolds with imaginary friends voiced by hollywood heavyweights such as steve carell, matt damon, maya rudolph and the late louis gossett jr, furiosa, a mad max saga rolls into the theaters this weekend. the george miller film explores the story of furiosa, first seen in 2015, mad max fury road, the high octane post-apocalyptic prequel, stars anya taylor, joy and chris hemsworth. the duos they picked up a few survival skills while stepping into these unique roles. >> the driving would be useful. the type of driving i learned how to do would be very useful in that setting. >> certain type of resilience that's needed in the wasteland, you know, it's day to day survival. and i think, i think from our characters we've learned and hopefully some of that has rubbed off on us.

>> the film is out in theaters may 24th. >> beautiful people in iran mourning as the country's president, the foreign minister and other officials died in a helicopter crash. we have new details this morning about that crash. and what will happen next with iran's leadership. plus when officers arrived on scene, the suspect was still actively discharging a firearm, prompting an officer involved shooting. the latest from san jose, where a man is in the hospital with life threatening injuries. after he was shot by san jose police officers. what we now know as investigators continue to collect evidence at the scene from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. well, good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is monday may 20th. and i think it's getting warmer. what steve was saying. let's check in for

the details a little bit. >> not a lot but a little bit more so tomorrow than i think we bring it down. but 40s, 50s on the temps. there's some low clouds. not a lot more south. and i think that'll burn off pretty fast here. we're getting a little northerly breeze in the higher elevations. still a slight onshore for some, but temps will gradually jump up and compared to the weekend everything has changed and it's going to spell warmer temps here. not a lot, but fog burns off fast, sunny and warmer with a light breeze, so that equals 6070s to 80s. well, if you were stuck on the bay bridge on saturday, you can shake it off because today is a new day. how's the traffic out there? >> well, you know what? it's one of those things where i think that we're going to have i'm going to be optimistic and think we're going to have a good monday here, but don't hold me to that. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. and you can see from our triple a traffic camera, that things are doing well. you can see right now that it is moving along very nicely and, you know what? right now, traffic looks very good on the

bridge. but not only that, on all the bay area bridges. so, you know, there you go. san mateo bridge looks all right. and. oh, geez, omputeis so look what you made me do. all right. northbound 101 traffic. a little bit slow here. approaching eight 8501. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal, the first ever criminal trial against a former president could be headed to a jury this week. new york prosecutors are expected to wrap up their case against donald trump. possibly today. doug luzader has more on what we can expect in the days ahead. good morning. doug >> good morning. the final witness for the prosecution will be back on the stand this morning. and then the question is, how long will trump's legal team require for their response? >> al capone was indicted twice. i got indicted four times. >> donald trump back on the campaign trail over the weekend, scoring the endorsement of the national rifle association. but

this morning it is back to a new york courthouse. one of trump's attorneys not involved in the case thinks it's just a matter of time. >> i think any fair jury reviewing this record would immediately and unanimously vote to acquit former trump attorney and fixer michael cohen will be back on the stand today. >> prosecutors are relying almost entirely on him to make their case that trump illegally accounted for hush money payments made to former adult film star stormy daniels after cohen, and likely more questions today about his credibility, the defense team will have to decide whether to call trump himself or anyone else as a witness. >> my opponent is not a good loser, but he is a loser, president biden, meantime, has been more pointed in his jabs against trump as the trial reaches its final stage. >> and back in new york, it is anyone's guess, even among legal experts. how this jury will come down. >> the chicagoan i've studied new yorkers my whole life, and

they are a curious pizza folding people. >> this could all be in the hands of that jury in coming days, but it all depends on what kind of defense trump's legal team decides upon. back to you guys. >> all right. certainly. thank you. doug luzader in washington, dc. we are learning this morning that the president of iran has been killed in this weekend's helicopter crash, iran's state run tv network reported early today. president ebrahim raisi died when his helicopter crashed into a mountain in dense fog yesterday in a remote part of northwestern iran. now, iran's foreign minister was also killed in the crash, along with several other government leaders. iran's president was known as a hard line ruler who showed no mercy in his response to protests in tehran and other iranian cities. >> it spent most of his life in the judiciary in the 1980s, which was the bloodiest decade of the islamic republic, where thousands of dissidents were executed.

>> raisi was widely expected to become the next supreme leader of iran. his death comes just one month after iran launched an unprecedented missile and drone attack on israel. it will likely add to the turmoil in the middle east. now stay with us here on mornings on two for complete coverage of this developing story. >> all right. our time is 504. california republicans have wrapped up their state convention in burlingame, south dakota governor kristi noem was among the out of state speakers who spoke at the convention. she's been criticized lately because of her new book. it includes a bizarre story about her shooting and killing her dog . however, the possible contender for vice president laughed off the controversy and urged california republicans to support donald trump. >> i don't think it's about republicans and democrats anymore. i don't think it's about political parties. i think it is about people who love america and people who are trying to destroy america. >> now, registered democrats still outnumber republicans in

california 2 to 1, but republican leaders say their party is slowly but surely attracting more voters. in california, which is a longtime blue state. >> when we run smart races, when we recruit great candidates like we're doing, we can win these seats, and that's what's going to help make the difference. >> now, in a statement, the chairman of california's democratic party said in part, while this weekend's gathering of california republicans is just another stop on trump's vice president audition tour, california democrats are convening to lead the resistance against trump and the republican party's extremists agenda. >> the federal judge who sentenced david depape, the man convicted of attacking the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi, says she will reopen the sentencing portion of the case. the judge says she made an error by not giving to pap a chance to speak in court on friday, depape was sentenced to 30 years in prison for the break in and attack two years ago at the

pelosi's home in san francisco. the new sentencing date is may 28th. >> our time now 506 new this morning, an investigation continues into an overnight fire in san jose. it started just after midnight at a vacant building near fifth and jackson in the japantown neighborhood. firefighters say the flames caused major damage, but no one was hurt. investigators still want to know if the fire could be linked to people who were living in that vacant building. >> i'm getting reports from communicating with some of the people who are the property owners of the building, that they've had some issues with homeless people staying in the building or in camping in the area of the building. >> the firefighters say the building that went up in flames this morning previously was home to a japanese restaurant called kubota, but it appears to have been closed for several years. >> an armed suspect remains in the hospital this morning after being shot and wounded by san jose police. it happened shortly after 4:00 yesterday afternoon on comer drive, near the east

capitol expressway. police say they were called to the scene after receiving reports of a man firing a gun in the neighborhood . san jose police are expected to update the suspect's condition later today. so far, investigators have not revealed what led up to the shooting. >> our time is 507 police in fremont investigating a serious motorcycle crash that happened overnight. want to show you video of the police response to that. the police received calls of a crash about 9:00 last night along niles canyon road near palomar road. police stayed out there for hours afterwards, trying to figure out what caused this crash. we are trying to get more details from the fremont police department, and we'll bring it to you as we get them. >> in 2000, graduate student workers at uc santa cruz say they will go on strike this morning. the walkout involves teaching assistants, researchers and academic workers. their union leaders say the strike is to protest the uc system's recent crackdown on pro-palestine demonstrations on

college campuses across the state. it's still not clear how long the strike will last. uc administrators say the walkout involves and violates the no strike clause in the student workers contract. >> well, unseasonably cool temps, especially inland over the weekend, will gradually bump up here. it looks like tuesday will be the warmest day, but we're not really looking for 90 or anything unless you're really, really far inland. but 80s after a just amazingly cool saturday 71 in concord yesterday was 77. we'll go 80 today, maybe 84, 85 tomorrow. then it kind of levels off there. but warmer 80s inland next couple of days, with tuesday being the warmest day by all indications. i mean it still might be pretty mild to warm on on wednesday. we'll get a little bump up there for temps and then they start to come down into the week here, a little bit of an offshore breeze. you can see that developing now. again there's kind of a little bit of going on here. there's a little surface low though right about

hanging out over san francisco peninsula. so there's some low clouds there and the water temps continue to be really cold. point arena 49 point race 50. the san francisco boys been between 52 and 53 degrees. 55 down towards monterey boys a little bit of a north breeze to the some to the north out towards pittsburgh as well. then it's west or south as you see from richmond and all davis point, oakland, berkeley hills. the city has a little southeast wind, but north wind now big rock and also middle peak. so higher elevations, more of a north wind at the surface, more of a southerly breeze or a westerly breeze. but all indications are the wind speeds are coming down and that allow temps to bump up 40s, 50s, a little cool in the morning, a lot of 40s here. sonoma is 44, san anselmo's, 44 degrees upper lake 44. a lot of 40s. even point ray's at 49. bolinas fire station at 47. novato at 45 degrees. tiburon 49. along with vallejo and richmond 30. in truckee, 33 south lake tahoe, arcadia 39. that's some cold temps. elko 33 and then 60s down in southern california, los angeles. so at 58, the low will

kick out to the north. there's another one to the west southwest of us. so the combination of those two will prevent us from getting too warm. but that little northerly breeze will help. no rain forecast may be up in the mountains. could be some isolated thunder shower activity monday sunshine though after the morning, low clouds burn off and they'll burn off much sooner today than we saw 60, 70s and some low 80s on those temps and next couple of days. sunny and warmer. i think the fog comes back, water is cold enough. end of the week taking us into a cooler weekend. >> all right. thank you steve. police are searching for the killer of a beloved homeless man in the east bay. we're going to hear from those who knew him best and what he will be remembered for the most. >> and in san francisco, celebrating the life and legacy of harvey milk, how the lgbtq community is dealing with a warning from the state department about possible threats, leading

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bay for a missing hiker and his dog. east bay regional park police say that alex dutcher and his dog never came back from what was supposed to be a one day hike. mr. stacher, who is believed to be in his mid 50s and the dog left on friday. they were believed to be hiking the ohlone wilderness trail between sunol park and del valle regional park. now he was wearing the same clothing you see in this photo long sleeve

green shirt, black pants and a khaki hat. also, a man is expected to survive after driving off a cliff along highway one and being ejected almost 350ft from his car. this happened sunday, about 8 a.m. the sonoma county sheriff's office says the car's automatic crash notification system alerted 911 and gave dispatchers the location of the crash. helicopter crews found the injured man about 300ft beneath the car. the helicopter flew in and flew the critically injured victim to a trauma hospital to get treatment. >> right now, the container ship that caused the partial collapse of the francis scott key bridge in baltimore is being moved from the crash site. the ship has not moved since it hit the bridge back in march, killing six construction workers. the crash has impacted the port of baltimore, which is one of the busiest in the country. congress is still debating how much money

to put towards rebuilding that bridge. >> well, investigators here are searching for the cause of a weekend fire on yerba buena island. it caused a big traffic jam on the bay bridge. it was a brush fire. it started saturday afternoon, creating a huge plume of smoke and shut down the eastbound lanes of the bay bridge. dozens of firefighters battled the flames for more than two hours before the lanes could reopen. investigators say the fire did not damage any buildings. >> the state department sent out a rare warning, telling members of the lgbtq community to exercise caution while traveling overseas. the agency warned about what it described as the potential for terrorist attacks, demonstrations or other violent actions against u.s. citizens and tourist locations, and pride celebrations. the warning comes just two weeks before the start of pride month, which is observed in june. the travel warning also comes at the same time san francisco gets ready to celebrate harvey milk day. that

celebration is wednesday, may 22nd, which was harvey milk's birthday. but this weekend the community came together to kick off the celebration early and say it's a reminder that more work needs to be done. >> a lot of heat right now. queer, trans and drag queens actually are under attack. the legislation that they're trying to pass in this country, of all places in america in 2024 is mind boggling. >> san francisco city leaders say they are increasing efforts to support and celebrate the community right now, they're working on building the country's first lgbtq museum and research center. >> our time now. 516 frontier airlines now says it will no longer charge fees for flight changes or flight cancellations. it's part of an overhaul of the airline's longtime pricing model. frontier says it will now present its four travel class options up front. the airline has been criticized for lowering customers with low base fares and then adding fees for things like seat assignments and carry

on baggage. >> blue origin has launched its latest mission to space with six tourists on board. 210 ignition start. the company, which is owned by amazon founder jeff bezos, sent the rocket into space from a launch pad in the texas desert. one person on board, retired air force captain ed dwight, who played a historic role in america's space program. he was chosen to be the first black astronaut candidate in the early 1960s, but he never got to go to space until now. >> is absolutely terrific. and the views i mean, just even i couldn't see it. i could see. absolutely fantastic. absolutely this is a life changing experience. well you heard it right there. >> life changing experience. the flight into space lasted about ten minutes. the 90 year old dwight is now the oldest person to travel into space, surpassing

william shatner by two months. >> he did it. >> how great that he got to finally go into space, bravo! >> all right, time is 518. right back to steve paulson. a pretty good forecast for today, a little warmer. >> that is correct. william shatner said it was very lonely out there. he came back. really? yeah. he he was a little very traumatized, i think. all right. 40s 50s on the temps. but mr. clarke is correct. it will be nicer today if you unless you like the weekend and i know some of you did, but if you're looking for warmer temps, 40s and 50s, 46 clayton, 40s, upper 40s, mid 40s. orinda. lafayette. kensington's in there. pinole, el sobrante, castro valley, north dublin, a lot of 50s, mainly low 50s, although mid 50s pittsburgh and brentwood. truckee 30. south lake tahoe 3373. down in viva las vegas flagstaff's at 37 degrees arcade and eureka 3961 san diego. one low kicks out and you can see the flow coming around the high. it's right there and that's

giving us a little bit of a northerly breeze, at least in the higher elevations. at the surface, they're still kind of a west southwest, but the wind speeds have come way down. it'll be warmer. we'll get some 80s inland in the next couple of days, probably all the way into wednesday. then it looks like the water temps continue to be pretty cold, so i don't think fog is too far away. that'll be with us later. no rain yet unless you're up in the mountains. maybe some isolated thunderstorms, but that's the only fly in the ointment here. monday, sunshine. more sun today. warmer. a little bit of a late breeze here, but 60s, 70s to some low 80s. and if you want warmer temps, tomorrow is your day. if you want it to be nice or a little cooler, then wait till the end of the week because that's what's on tap. >> all right steve. time now. 519. phones are major and a central part of our lives. we'll tell you what experts say is the right time not to be on your phone. and a free football camp for some bay area kids. you're going to meethe top high school

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mourning the death of a legend. hall of fame center jim otto. otto was the very first draft pick ever for the oakland raiders back in 1960. he spent his entire 15 year career with the raiders. the legendary center played in super bowl 2 in 1968. the raiders first appearance in the super bowl. he was inducted into pro football's hall of fame 12 years later.

hall of famer jim otto dead at the age of 86. well, one of the bay area's top high school athletes held a free football camp for kids this weekend in danville. dozens of kids showed up for the first annual marco jones football skills camp at san ramon valley high school. it was a completely free event. it raised money for the bay area based charity helmets for helmets. it provides protective gear to young athletes with epilepsy. it's a condition the san ramon valley linebacker had when he was a kid. some local pop warner players say they learned a lot. >> yeah, i wrote a lot of agility and getting me ready for the season this fall. work hard. yeah, work hard and you get things done. uh.huh it was also a raffle out there as well. >> some of the lucky kids won some new sunglasses. time now. 524. the giants hope to extend their longest winning streak of the season. they're going to

play the pittsburgh pirates tomorrow on the road. the giants won their fourth straight game. they beat the colorado rockies 4 to 1 and swept the weekend series as eliot ramos hit a 400 foot home run over the center field wall. that's his first homer of the season. and there's more good news for the very expensive free agent pitcher blake snell will come off the injured list. he will start the game on wednesday. well, the a's will try to break an eight game losing streak. they're back at the coliseum tomorrow to play the rockies. the a's were swept by the kansas city royals. they lost yesterday's game 8 to 4. the a's actually outhit the royals, but they couldn't take advantage of their scoring chances. it was one of the worst road trips in the a's history. the a's lost nine of ten games. well, a graffiti artist in los angeles took his artwork to some daring new heights. 40 stories

about downtown los angeles benjamin schneider bounced along a one inch wide slack line between two skyscrapers. he's up there, he says. he snuck into the empty buildings and used a drone to string a line between the buildings. 500ft up. he's called it a symbolic stunt. >> the idea is the line represents like the line of life. so on one side you have like birth, the other side you have death. and there's a line that connects it kind of like your timeline. and i had to walk from one side to the other, balancing on life now for months, the police in la have patrolled these buildings trying to keep out trespassers and taggers. >> schneider says he's surprised he has not been charged for sneaking in. time is 526, a national security adviser traveled to jerusalem. will tell you what he's talking about with israeli leaders during the continuing pressure for the u.s.

to call a cease fire in the war with hamas. and over the weekend, president biden spoke at a college commencement in georgia. the silent protests there, staged by some of the graduates during that ceremony. and don't forget, you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter. just go to ktvu.com/email, sign up for t

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president of iran on board. what we're learning about the conditions leading up to that crash. plus i couldn't believe it. antioch mourning the life of a man who was living on the streets. the plea for help in the investigation into his killing. as we hear from people who knew and loved him from ktvu , fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun two. >> i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. it's monday it's may 20th. and steve there's a warming trend in the bay area. >> yes sir a little bit. there's still some fog out there but it will it will be warmer than what we saw on the weekend 4050. some of the main most of the fog is about san francisco south and not as much to the north, but it'll burn off sooner today. and you can see there's a little bit of a line there to the north, a

little more of an offshore breeze. but about san francisco south, there seems to be a little bit more. but everything has changed compared to the weekend because we are looking for only patchy fog. fog burns off fast today, sunny and warmer temps, so we're looking for 60 70s to near 80 degrees. well, if the traffic is bad, don't blame me. here's the man responsible. steve. yes, sir. >> is it going to be a cruel summer? >> i don't think so. at least into june. i don't think it will be okay. >> good. well. we'll see, i you know how i like it. nice and moderate, 68 degrees. my perfect jam. all right, i digress. let's go and take a look at the south bay commute now, and you'll see that traffic is moving a lot. it's moving very well. a lot of blank space there on that commute. there have been no major problems here. also at the bay bridge toll plaza, we do have a very nice commute. there are no problems there now. san mateo bridge traffic also looks good as you head over to the peninsula. 531 let's go back to

the headlines. all right. >> thank you. sal, we are waiting for an update from san jose police this morning after officers shot a man who was firing a gun in a residential neighborhood. ktvu is ali rasmus joins us now to talk about the man's condition and details on the investigation. ali >> well, pam, we are at homer and story roads and you can see behind us police still have the area closed off more than 13 hours after this initially happened. we see this road behind us closed and then part of a shopping center. around the corner is closed off as well. and there's a police command unit that's parked there, this all started around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. people called 911 to report a man firing a gun in their neighborhood. police came to the scene here at colmar and story roads. they said the man continued to fire his weapon, so police shot at him, striking and seriously injuring him for several hours. the neighborhood was closed off for the investigation, and part of it remains closed. this morning. >> i probably counted about like

maybe 15 cop cars, got off on capitol, was waiting on delay on story and just cop after cop after cop. >> we still have video evidence. we have to review body worn camera video that we have to look at witnesses we have to interview as well as the officers have yet to be interviewed. so there's a lot of information we don't know. we're learning things as they're developing. >> but we also don't know. this morning is the condition of the man who was shot by police as of last night, san jose police say he was rushed to the hospital in serious condition. police said none of their officers were hurt, but at the scene yesterday, a san jose police spokesperson said that they plan on having a news conference later this morning to reveal more information about what happened here yesterday. but in the meantime, parts of colmar and story road near story road, not on story road but just adjacent to it, there are several residential streets that are still blocked off. as part of this police investigation. live in san jose ali rasmus ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. ali. police are

searching for the person who killed a homeless man in antioch on wednesday morning. officers found 48 year old raheem cole dead on the sidewalk near the antioch health center on country hills drive. investigators believe his death was caused by blunt force trauma. those who knew cole say he had been on the streets for several years and was a beloved community member. >> he didn't deserve to die like that. although he was homeless. he was like. he was like family, you know? he's a good dude. >> i couldn't believe it. i never cried so much in my life. >> this marks antioch's fifth homicide of the year. police are asking anyone who may have dash cam video near the scene of the crime to please give them a call. >> our time is 533. the mayor of antioch is flying to china to promote antioch's deep water ports and its industrial region. mayor lamar hernandez thorpe will meet with government and business leaders in hong kong and chongqing. the focus of the trip is on green development and on expanding international relationships.

>> we're going to be promoting our opportunities for sister city relationships. that's something that i learned was critically important when we spoke to secretary blinken. when i was at the us conference of mayors, he said, we need to keep promoting these opportunities so that overall relations with china are, continue to get better as opposed going sour. >> now, the mayor's trip is organized by china silicon valley, a nonprofit group founded in 2012 to build business and cultural exchanges between china and silicon valley. the mayor will be in china until sunday. will the united states is renewing efforts to work out a cease fire deal in gaza. over the weekend, white house national security adviser jake sullivan met with israeli prime minister netanyahu in jerusalem. they talked about israel's postwar plan. the united states is pushing for an agreement that would see saudi arabia and israel work together to reach a two state solution, president biden says he's

working to end the fighting all together as the war between israel and hamas is nearing its eighth month. >> what's happening in gaza in israel is heartbreaking. it's a humanitarian crisis in gaza. that's why i've called for an immediate cease fire. >> now, israel may be headed towards a political crisis. a member of israel's war cabinet and a key rival of israeli prime minister netanyahu threatened to quit if israel doesn't come up with a better plan for gaza. >> the in the nation's capital, former white house press secretary jen psaki delivered a keynote address at george washington university's graduation outside the ceremony, hundreds of protesters made their voices heard. every storm. demonstrators held signs and chanted support for palestine. the protests are just some of the dozens that have erupted on college campuses across the u.s. resulting in thousands of arrests. >> well, while president biden's appearance at morehouse college

in atlanta is commencement, it was peaceful. some held a silent protest over the biden administration's position on the israel hamas war. some of the graduates at the all male historic black college actually turned their backs as the president was speaking, a faculty member stood with her back facing the stage and her fist raised. president biden told the crowd he was committed to helping to bring about a peaceful solution in the middle east. >> i support peaceful, nonviolent protest. your voices should be heard and i promise you, i hear them. i'm working to make sure we finally get a two state solution. the only solution for two people to live in peace, security and dignity. >> now, the speech yesterday comes as president biden is trying to win the votes of young black men for his reelection campaign. some recent polls show his numbers with that particular demographic group has been slipping.

>> the first is our gift to you. the second is a gift for you to give. >> as i mentioned before, you, that was a telecommunications billionaire gave one of the most memorable commencement speeches to the class of 2020 for robert hale jr. >> gave $1,000 to each of the 1200 graduates at the university of massachusetts dartmouth, $500 for the graduate and the other 500 to give to charity, or someone else who needs the money. the school honored him with a medal of philanthropy. he >> if you want sunshine and warm temps, we'll get more today than we had on the weekend, that's for sure. some fog out there about the city south, but i think that'll burn off much sooner today. temps will bump up, but nothing crazy. i mean, we're just we've been so far below average here. we'll get near closer to it. but santa rosa, san francisco, livermore, redwood city, bumping up a little bit, that would be two above for the city, they've been stuck at around 62 for about a week and a half, it seems like. but we'll get a little bit on a

bump on those temps inland temps, which were well below average here over the weekend. well recovered a little bit on sunday. today we'll go 80 and tomorrow looks to be the warmest day, maybe some mid 80s, but quick little pop here on the next couple of days. it's all because of a northerly breeze and weak high pressure. it's not that strong, but tuesday looks to be the warmest day still pretty warm wednesday, but slowly decreasing as we head towards what looks to be a cooler end of the week and into the weekend. water temps are crazy cold here. some fog. san mateo coast south. there's a little circulation right there, right there that kind of keeping some of that low cloud around down there. but there's a little northerly breeze, some of the higher elevations 49 point arena water temp point race 50 san francisco bowie's been bouncing between 5253 and moana, the monterey boys. that's 54. that's cold. so it won't take long. but today and tomorrow, i don't think it's favorable for too much fog formation. there's a little bit today, but there's a slight onshore breeze for some south, but more of a north breeze to the north. so it'll eventually went out. i think that north breeze 40s 50s on the

temps. petaluma is down to 44 degrees 46 san carlos, menlo park 49, livermore 44, and atherton 47. one observation pacifica 44, los altos, and then a lot of 40 san mateo at 50 and 52, popular montara beach, pillar point in half moon bay here monday morning trifecta 30s in the mountains, including 39 at arcadia. i don't see that all the time. 37 also in flagstaff, 5060 southern california and one low kicks out. the high will slowly work its way in, but it's only going to hang around for a couple of days. and again, it's not that strong. but we'll have warmer temps 80s inland. it'll be 6070, coast and bay and there's no rain. maybe some thunderstorm activity popping up later this week in the mountains. >> all right steve, time now. 539 a shortage of ambulances in one county in the east bay. the county's fire chief explains why this may be happening

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in their half moon bay, burned through a storage facility. now. it started early saturday morning on airport street in the princeton by the sea community. cal fire says the flames spread from a trailer to the storage business. eight storage units were damaged, but the owner of the business says only one of those units was badly damaged.

the others had some smoke damage at the time. one customer was there at the storage facility, but no injuries have been reported. cal fire is investigating the cause, and crews near calistoga cleaning up after a fire burned a home that was under construction that started last night just before 5 p.m. along franz valley school road. no one was in the home at the time, and no injuries were reported. cal fire said it did get help from neighboring agencies, including napa county, sonoma county, calistoga and saint helena. contra costa county continues to deal with a shortage of ambulances at times. >> there are no ambulances available for transport, the county fire chief told the board of supervisors. part of the problem is getting patients transferred to hospitals. it's an issue he's been working to resolve. >> we have also started to institute, some off load policies at hospitals, where

after a certain point in time, we become much more engaged with their staff to, essentially work very aggressively with their staff to get that patient transferred to the hospital. >> the fire chief said the wait time to get patients to the hospital is typically an hour. the state county standard is 20 minutes. >> all right. our time is 544. more than 100 pga workers had a chance to really show off their skill during a special event this weekend in livermore. electrical workers took center stage in this event, called the west coast lineman's rodeo. pga workers competed in pole climbing and several other events directly tied to utility work. it even included training drills for many young workers, who now plan a career with pga apprentices. >> they are, you know, in a school today to learn, to learn

the craft, to learn the skills. so some of the easy ones, like climbing a pole, but climbing a pole also could be a very critical task from a safety. >> now, pga workers from all across northern and central california took part in the big rodeo. some linemen from nevada even made the long trip to livermore to compete in this event. >> a cafe in oakland is closing after serving the community for more than 20 years, lakeshore cafe announced it is shutting down next month. next monday, that is may 27th. since 2002, neighbors have come to lakeshore cafe, just north of lake merritt, for breakfast and lunch . the owners of the cafe say a new restaurant will soon open in its place. >> all right, our time is 545 cbs bringing a new snack brand to its store shelves. the company says the brand called well market, features 440 new snacks and beverages. it's available at more than 9000 cvs locations around the country. other brands from cvs like gold emblem and big chill will also

be included in the well market brand in the future, the company says these products will be priced between 2.99 and 8.99. >> genetics may determine whether popular drugs like wegovy and ozempic help someone lose weight. now, a study by the mayo clinic looks for changes in 22 genes. each person is then given a risk score, showing whether they will respond to the weight loss drug. some people taking wegovy or ozempic will lose at least 20% of their weight, while other people barely shed a pound. >> what we use our cell phones every day, they it buzzes or rings to get our attention and communication. experts say it's really important to remember etiquette when we're in the public now. the experts recommend being very conscious of what you talk about on the phone while you're around other people. if you don't have headphones, watch your volume levels. that's for me. don't take photos of people you don't know. and when you're talking to someone face to face, it's best to put your phone away.

>> we have found that when you're engaging in interaction with other people, if the other person is on their device and not paying attention and not present in that interaction, that it can be distressing for the individual, the other individual and the experts say unless the person you're talking to is also on their phone, try to be present. >> and pam, save your screen time for later. absolutely >> yeah. a new shuttle service is starting at california's oldest state park this week, as it continues to recover from a devastating wildfire. the 2020 icu fire burned 97% of big basin redwoods state park in santa cruz county. the free shuttle marks the biggest increase in service since the park's reopening in july of 2022. shuttles will run from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. starting memorial day weekend through labor day. it's a chance for visitors to see all the regrowth and signs of wildlife returning to the

forest. >> our time is 548. a group of volunteers spent sunday cleaning a popular road in the oakland hills, the east bay trash pandas have been meeting twice a month since last year. they've been removing litter and trash from illegal dumping on grizzly peak boulevard so far, they've removed more than 17 tons of waste. they've also been pushing for basic services along that part of road. >> this is really the best view in the bay area, and it's a real shame that it's covered in trash. so getting the mountain cleaned up. but on a broader level, you know, we really want uc berkeley in the city of oakland to step up and put in some trash cans and do regular cleanups up here. i mean, if you go to any other popular park that's what they do. >> it is a great spot. and the group says trash cans and recycling containers are needed at six different locations along grizzly peak boulevard. they also say they're always looking for more volunteers. >> all right. right now let's

check in with sal for a look at the monday morning commute. how's a look, sal, it's getting a little more crowded there. pam. pam, i'm glad you asked that question. it's getting a little more crowded, let's go to the triple a traffic camera now and show you the bay bridge. you can see it is backed up. it is not terrible right now, but definitely more people are beginning to show up here at the bay bridge toll plaza. and you will see the traffic is going to be okay. as you drive onto the bridge. or i'll tell you that you can't see it in this picture. also you can see the san mateo bridge. no problems there. traffic is moving along very well, but i would say steve at 549. grab that cardigan, get on the road. because before too long it is going to get crowded. >> so watch what you're saying right now. it's a gorgeous commute, right? maybe, maybe yeah i think okay. all right. thank you sir. we'll get to that , san francisco will start with you, on this date in 1988, 92

degrees. don't remind me. i know, i know, the record low is 43. back in 1899. today, going 66, 51. what's average? 64. 51. i honestly wanted to go 65, but i just. yeah, well, i left it there. santa rosa, san francisco, livermore, redwood city, 80, 66, 80 and 76 on the forecast highs for today. my forecast highs. it will be warmer inland and bayside next couple of days. we're not looking for any huge jump on those temps, but i think we'll get some mid 80s on tuesday and then just kind of leveling off as we start to cool it down again towards the end of the week, low clouds getting pushed offshore, except from on the san mateo coast. south, that's hanging on. there's a little bit more of an onshore breeze there. slight, little low is kind of hanging around there, but to the north it's more of an offshore breeze, water temp. so still cold. i've been talking about this since early april. as long as their cold fog is not far away. but today and tomorrow, it's what's going to have a hard time making much of a push. although if you're in san mateo coast and there's already some that are socked in here, 40s,

50s on the temps, a little cooler here for some, a lot of upper 40s and low 50s. not much of a spread here in to the santa clara valley or santa cruz mountains, felton and scotts valley, 47 degrees in saratoga, say. so are we, a couple of lows there. so that'll really prevent us from getting too warm. it's more of a northerly breeze, especially in the hills. not so much at the surface, but i mean, this time of year, it doesn't take long to really bump it up. we'll get some 80s inland. so your monday sunshine after that low cloud deck, if you don't have it and you'll be out of the gate with sunshine pretty fast. but if you have that on the san mateo coast, or for some it'll burn off 6070 to 80. warmest day looks to be tuesday. still pretty nice. wednesday. i think fog comes back into the week and will take us into the weekend. >> all right steve, thank you. time's 551. we're following breaking news. it's coming in from downtown oakland. look at your screen. a car crashed into a construction site and it looks like the windshield has bullet holes. we'll bring you an update on the police investigation. >> and thousands of people across the bay area headed to san francisco for the annual bay

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and people hit the streets of san francisco for the bay to breakers race. three two, one.

all right. there they went. the runners and walkers left that starting line on howard street yesterday morning for the seven and a half mile race across san francisco. they passed through nine san francisco neighborhoods before hitting that finish line along the great highway and ocean beach. this is the 113th year of the race known as one of the world's biggest street parties. >> it's like there's nothing else like this in the city. or like the country kind of or not kind of. yeah. so just because there's nothing else like it, like naked people costumes, running all the great things. >> now, the first group of serious runners reached that finish line in less than 40 minutes. thousands more or less competitive runners took their time to finish that race. so they could enjoy the party all along that route. the annual oakland greek festival wrapped up over the weekend, and up on a frosty bottle. >> visitors enjoyed a variety of greek food, including grilled meat skewers and pastries. musicians used traditional greek

string instruments and dancers entertain the crowds. locals tell us they come every year to enjoy everything the three day event has to offer. >> the music, the live bands i enjoy, the vendors that are selling their, their wares, whatever they're selling. everything is so great and the weather is perfect. >> this was the event's 52nd year of bringing the community together all right, pam. >> the animal rescue foundation held a special fundraiser in walnut creek, raising money for its rescue and adoption services. the event is called joy bound around town, and organizers held a paw raid pet walk. and i know you and pet wellness festival and a best dressed contest, giving visitors a chance to see some of the pets that are available to be adopted. the rescue foundation beat their goal of raising more than $110,000. this, by the way,

is a 24th year the organization has put on this big event. >> thousands of people gathered in los angeles county over the weekend for one of california's largest pride celebrations. they lined the streets of ocean boulevard in long beach for the city's annual 41st annual pride parade. there were floats, colorful outfits, rainbow flags and music and dancing in the streets. >> how are you feeling out here? >> oh, and happy. there's just so much love here. >> i think it's beautiful. everyone's coming together and i think that's like, it's very important for people to be able to express themselves. >> more than 130 community groups in the long beach area got together to organize this year's parade. >> all right. our time is 557. paramount pictures believes its new movie, if struck a chord with families that live action animated movie debuted number one this weekend, earning $35 million in north america. that's about $10 million less than the projections, but the movie studio says families turned out

for the movie and they expect a long and profitable run for this film. if stars ryan reynolds with some imaginary friends voiced by hollywood stars like steve carell, matt damon, maya rudolph, and the late louis gossett jr. >> furiosa a mad max saga rolls into theaters this weekend. the george miller film explores the store. the story of furiosa first seen in 2015, mad max fury road the high octane post apocalyptic prequel stars anya taylor-joy and chris hemsworth. the duo says they picked up a few survival skills while stepping into these unique roles . >> the driving would be useful the type of driving i learned how to do would be very useful in that setting. >> certain type of resilience that's needed in the wasteland, you know, it's day to day survival and i think, i think from our characters we've learned and hopefully some of that has rubbed off on us.

>> the film is out in theaters may 24th. >> well, the president of iran killed in a helicopter crash. what his death means for iran, for the middle east and for relations with the united states. and bullets were flying in san jose as police there responded to a man who was firing a gun. what we know about the moments leading up to the police shooting that injured that suspect from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's monday may 20th. it's getting a little warmer in our forecast. let's check with steve paulson for the details. >> just a little bit mainly inland. but we'll get a couple of days here. we'll bump up the temps some fog out there. most of it is south though. san mateo coast and a little bit down towards san jose, but nothing compared to what we had to on the weekend. a little cool

though. if you get the clear skies. there's a lot of 40s. santa rosa is in there. livermore, palo alto, even san jose. just some patchy low clouds. you can see those about san mateo coast south, but other than that to the north, it's been clearing out pretty fast. everything has changed from compared to the weekend because we'll get more sunshine today and temps will bump up. everybody should get on at least a little bit of a warm up. so 60s 70s to near 80. well, if you're getting ready to leave for the commute, you need to calm down. this man will guide you through the morning commute. >> well, it's not exactly a love story out there, steve. however i like what i see. the westbound bay bridge, a little bit of a backup here. you can see once you get onto the bridge it looks pretty good and there have been no major problems this morning on that bridge. still a lot of blank space here on the san mateo bridge. it looks pretty good heading out to the high rise triple a traffic camera showing us a pretty decent commute. southbound 101 at millbrae avenue. they're clearing a stalled vehicle from one of the lanes there. be careful if you're going to drive

there soon at 601. let's get back to the headlines. >> okay, sal. thank you. well, this morning we're learning that the president of iran was killed over the weekend in a helicopter crash. yeah. >> now, there are questions about what that could mean for the balance of power in iran and tensions in the middle east. ktvu is andre senior joining us now with maybe what happens next. yep >> all right. let's get an update on the story. what happened over the weekend here. this crash happened yesterday in low visibility. but overnight the iranian government confirmed president ebrahim raisi and the country's foreign minister were both killed in this crash. now we're getting new video from turkish media and iranian state tv of the site where the crash happened. you see it here near the border of iran and azerbaijan, and you can see the foggy conditions when that helicopter crashed into the mountains. now, raisi was widely expected to be the next supreme leader of iran, since the current leader of the country is 85 years old. and while the supreme leader has appointed an interim president, there are questions about the future of the country's government.

>> i think people are going to see this as as potentially an opportunity, for protests or instability in iran, obviously the loss of the head of state and the foreign minister is a very big deal, what the islamic republic is, is going to do instead is to show, that its processes and its institutions will continue to function, and people must be assured that there will be no disturbed voices in the country's affairs. >> now, raisi was known as a hard line leader who oversaw the execution of thousands in the 1980s and came down hard on those protests. we told you about back in 2022 on the streets of tehran. some people mourned raisi, but others were less sure of his legacy. >> he tried to carry out his duties well, but i don't think he was as successful as he should have been. he did carry out his duties. i'm not saying that he didn't, but he was a bit

weak. i think he didn't put in the necessary amount of effort for the people. that's my feeling now. >> this crash comes as iran launched an unprecedented drone and missile strike on israel last month. the country is also enriched uranium closer to than ever before to weapons grade levels. iran is still facing very strong sanctions by the u.s. and other western countries, and that means aircraft in iran often face a shortage of parts and have to fly without safety checks. the us state department has not commented, though, on the crash. pam. >> all right. thank you. andre, a british court ruled this morning that wikileaks founder julian assange can make one final challenge to his extradition to the united states. now assange is wanted back in the us on espionage charges stemming from publishing classified documents on wikileaks. assange supporters have gathered outside the court carrying flags that read, let him go, joe, referring to president biden. >> our time now. 604 here at

home, oakland police are investigating what appears to be a shooting just outside of the oakland federal building. now we're trying to confirm specific details of this incident, but video from the scene shows a car crashed into a construction site at the corner of 14th and jefferson. the front windshield of this car seems to have bullet holes in it. there's no word about any injuries at this point. the police closed off several blocks of downtown oakland to conduct the investigation. now, make sure you stay right here with mornings on two. we'll bring you more on this breaking story from downtown oakland. >> an armed suspect remains in the hospital this morning after being shot and wounded by san jose police. it happened shortly after 4:00 yesterday afternoon on kolmar drive near the east capitol expressway. police say they were called to the scene after receiving reports of a man firing a gun in the neighborhood. >> when officers arrived on scene, the suspect was still actively discharging a firearm, prompting an officer involved

shooting. we can tell you that no officers were struck by gunfire at this time. the suspect was hit by officer gunfire and was transported to a local hospital with life threatening injuries. >> san jose police are expected to update the suspect's condition later today. so far, investigators have not revealed what led up to the shooting. >> our time now 605 new this morning. the investigation underway in san jose into an overnight fire. it started just after midnight at a vacant building near fifth and jackson in the japantown neighborhood. fire fighters say the flames caused major damage, but no one was hurt. investigators are trying to figure out if this fire could be connected to people who were living in that vacant building. >> i'm getting reports from communicating with some of the people who are the property owners of the building, that they've had some issues with homeless people staying in the building or in camping in the area of the building. >> firefighters say the building went up in flames previously was the home of a japanese restaurant called kubota. it

appears, though it's been closed for several years. >> the state department sent out a rare warning, telling members of the lgbtq community to exercise caution while traveling overseas. the agency warned about what it described as the potential for terrorist attacks, demonstrations or other violent actions against u.s. citizens in tourist locations and pride celebrations. the warning comes just two weeks before the start of pride month, which is observed in june. the travel warning also comes at the same time san francisco is getting ready to celebrate harvey milk day. that celebration is wednesday, may 22nd, which was harvey milk's birthday. but this weekend the community came together to kick off the celebrations early, and they say it's a reminder that more work needs to be done. >> a lot of heat right now. queer trans and drag queens actually are under attack. the legislation that they're trying to pass in this country, of all places in america in 2024 is mind boggling.

>> san francisco city leaders say they're increasing efforts to support and celebrate the community. right now, they're working on building the country's first lgbtq museum and research center. >> our time is 607. police in fremont investigating a serious overnight motorcycle crash. let's show you video of the police response to it. the calls came in about 9:00 last night about that crash along niles canyon road near palomares road. the police stayed out there for hours trying to figure out what caused the crash. we are trying to get more details from the fremont police department, and we'll bring it to you as we get it in. and happening today, the fairfield police department is launching its annual highway safety campaign before the very busy memorial day weekend. it's called click it or ticket. police in fairfield will be out there in force looking for drivers who are not wearing seat

belts. you'll also be passing out tickets to any driver who doesn't properly secure young passengers in a child safety seat. this crackdown begins today. it will continue until june 2nd. >> time is now 608, and we do see a pretty decent commute out there. you know, i'm used to starting on my own at that report. so dave and pam are probably thinking, what is he doing? all right, let's go. thank you. let's go to the macarthur maze. you can see the triple a traffic camera and traffic is moving along pretty well coming around the corner. no major issues here. if you are driving around the corner, there . and right now at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is getting a little bit more crowded. as you drive to the toll plaza, but you're actually pretty good on the bridge. you can see san mateo bridge still looks pretty good heading out to the high rise. there have been no problems on the dumbarton bridge and we do see that the south bay commute is good. by the way,

highway 37 reopened in case you're just waking up wondering if they got it open by five like they said they would, and they indeed did. so from vallejo all the way over to novato, highway 37 is open, actually open in both directions. 609 let's go back to pam. >> thank you. sal. still no sign of a missing hiker. and his dog in the east bay. their last movements before they disappeared. >> plus creation that started out as a discussion and then escalated. >> boy, did it escalate. some heated moments. just boiling over. what caused these two nascar drivers to start throwing punches

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hiker and his dog. east bay regional park police say alex stetcher and his dog never came back from what was supposed to be a one day hike. the two of them left friday. they were believed to be hiking the ohlone wilderness trail between sunol park and del valle regional park. we're told mr. statures is in his mid 50s. he was wearing the same clothing you see in this photo, a long sleeved green shirt, black pants and a khaki hat. meantime, a man is expected to survive after driving off a cliff along highway one and was ejected. almost 350ft from his car. this happened early sunday

morning. the sonoma county sheriff's office says the car's automatic crash notification system alerted 911 and gave dispatchers the location of the crash. helicopter crews found that injured man about 300ft beneath the car. the helicopter flew that critically injured victim to a trauma hospital to be treated well this morning. >> the ship that crashed into a bridge in baltimore is being moved away from that crash scene. the container ship crashed into the francis scott key bridge back in march. it has not moved since this morning. tugboats are pushing it back to a dock that process is expected to take 21 hours. the crash killed six construction workers and had a significant impact on the port of baltimore, which is one of the busiest in the country. congress is still debating how much money to put towards rebuilding that bridge. blue origin has launched its latest mission into space with six tourists, one very notable

one on board. 210 ignition start . the company, which is owned by amazon founder jeff bezos, sent the rocket into space from a launch pad in the texas desert. one person on board, retired air force captain ed dwight, who played a historic role in america's space program. he was chosen to be the first black astronaut candidate in the early 1960s, but he never got to go to space until now. >> is absolutely terrific. and the views i mean, just even i couldn't see it. i could see. absolutely fantastic. absolutely. this is a life changing experience. >> the flight into space lasted about ten minutes. the 90 year old dwight is now the oldest person to travel into space, surpassing william shatner by two months. frontier airlines says it will no longer charge fees for flight changes or

cancellations. that change is part of an overhaul of the airline's longtime pricing model aimed at transparency. frontier says it will now present its four travel class options up front. the airline has been criticized for luring customers with low base fares, then adding fees for things like seat assignments and carry on baggage. >> our time now 615 raider fans mourning the death of hall of fame center jim otto. jim otto was the very first draft pick ever for the oakland raiders back in 1960. he spent his entire 15 year career with the raiders. the legendary center played in super bowl two, the raiders first appearance in the super bowl in january of 1968. he was inducted into pro football's hall of fame 12 years later. the raiders announced his death yesterday. jim otto was 86 years old. well, one of the bay area's top high school athletes held a free football camp for kids in danville over the weekend. dozens of children

showed up for the first annual marco jones football skills camp at san ramon valley high school. it was a completely free event. it raised money for the bay area based charity helmets for helmets, that offers protective gear to young athletes who have epilepsy, which is such a situation. the san ramon valley linebacker had when he was a kid. some of the local pop warner players say they learned a lot. >> yeah, i wrote a lot of agility and getting me ready for the season this fall. work hard. yeah, work hard and you get things done. uh.huh there was also a raffle for them to wear. >> some of the lucky kids won some new sunglasses. >> very nice. yeah, love to see that here. >> that. all right, let's check in with sal. what are you keeping an eye on? >> well, you know, the commute is getting a little bit more crowded. all over the place. now, as we start in the east bay, a traffic camera showing us the macarthur maze that looks pretty good. bay bridge is

backed up. so monday is not as light as friday, but it seems to be lighter than tuesday, wednesday and thursday. san mateo bridge still looks pretty good. it does help that the you know, it's lighter in the morning and sometimes people get up early. we kind of spread the commute out over more hours. and that does help everyone. you look at the south bay here at and still as you look at this area here and also on the peninsula, steve, as we go to you, plenty of blank space on that commute. get out there soon. 617 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> so now that we have daylight, it looks pretty good, is what you're saying? yes, sir. all right. thank you, 40 on the temps. not as much fog. there's some on the san mateo coast and a little bit down towards san jose. maybe you have a little. but most locations are fog free and it's a little cooler. 40 on the temps here, mid 40s for some, low 50s for others. east bay temps. clayton's 46. sceaux north dublin close for martinez. pinole at 47. orinda is also in there along with castro valley.

el sobrante is at 49 degrees in dublin proper, also at 49. a couple of lows, one will kick out another one west southwest, so the high is building in for a couple of days. it's more really about, you know, weak high pressure building in more of a northerly breeze but warmer. we'll get some 80s inland tuesday looks like the warmest day then gradually dropping over the next few. and it looked cooler again by the weekend. but today we'll get more sunshine and temps bump up 6070s to near 80. i mean, it doesn't take much to get to 80 this time of year, but we'll say tuesday will be the warmest. still pretty mild to warm on wednesday, then gradually cooling down as we go into the end of the week and the weekend. >> thank you steve nascar will decide whether or not to discipline two drivers who turned a car race into a boxing match. kyle busch did not like the aggressive driving of ricky stenhouse jr. during last night's all-star race in north carolina. busch later sent stenhouse careening to the wall and after the race confronted him near the pit area. stenhouse threw that punch. then the driver started attacking each other before their crews separated them. stenhouse father

even jumped in, and incidentally, joey logano won the race and the $1 million top prize. we'll see what happens after that fight. san francisco mayor london breed first made the trip to china. now another bay area leader is there, and he explains why his visit to china is so important. >> plus, as you go forward, remember take chances so you can be great. >> a billionaire handed out money at a college graduation. we'll hear why their friends or family might also benefit at

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the walkout involves teaching assistants, researchers and other academic workers. they're union leaders say the strike is to protest the uc system's recent crackdown on pro-palestinian demonstrations on college campuses across the state. it's still not clear how long the strike will last, but uc administrators say the walkout violate the no strike clause in the student workers contract. in the nation's capital, former white house press secretary jen psaki delivered a keynote address at george washington university's graduation outside the ceremony. hundreds of protesters made

their voices heard, epiderm. demonstrators held signs and chanted support for palestine. the protests are just some of the dozens that have erupted on college campuses across the u.s, resulting in thousands of arrests. president biden's appearance at a at morehouse college commencement in atlanta inspired a silent protest over the administration's stance on the israel-hamas war. some of the graduates at the all male, historically black college turned their backs as the president spoke. a faculty member stood with her back facing the stage and her fist raised. president biden told the crowd he was committed to helping bring about a peaceful solution in the middle east. >> i support peaceful, nonviolent protest. your voices should be heard and i promise you, i hear them. i'm working to make sure we finally get a two state solution. and the only solution for two people to live

in peace, security and dignity. god bless you all. >> we're expecting the president has been trying to win the votes of young black men in particular, for his reelection, with recent polling numbers show that demographic group has been slipping. a telecommunications billionaire is hoping his commencement present is literally the gift that keeps on giving. robert hale junior spoke at the university of massachusetts dartmouth commencement, and while his speech included life and career advice, he also announced he and his wife would give each of the 1200 graduates $1,000. he said 500 is for the graduate, the other 500 is for them to give to someone else or charity. >> these trying times have heightened the need for sharing, caring and giving. our community needs you and your generosity more than ever. >> hale told the crowd about his successes and failures, which included losing $1 billion in

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rushed to that scene in the first place and the death of a man who was expected to be iran's next supreme leader. but he has died in a helicopter crash. the impact the death of iran's president will have on tensions in the middle east. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two and welcome back as we take you live to the opening bell this morning, the dow jones starts the week at more than 40,000 for the first time. >> and it's another big week for stocks. some highly anticipated earnings reports this week are nvidia, target, palo alto networks and lowe's home improvement. right now a little bit of a mixed opening. we'll get you all your business news coming up. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> welcome to monday. it's may 20th. the sky is opening up nice. >> you snuck out there. >> it's a little cool to just

like steve was saying. but we're off and running on a monday. >> see, we are with a little bit of fog, but it is cool. a lot of 40s out there. we'll end up with slightly warmer temps here, i think more inland than anywhere else, but some of that fog still hanging on. although most looks to be south san francisco, oakland not so much to the north, but 40s on the temps and some 50s but mainly 40s. the city has dipped to 50. average is 51, so slightly below palo alto at 46, santa rosa 45. some low clouds kind of hanging on, but again, more towards the san mateo coast. but everything has changed compared to the weekend when it was a cold, windy pattern, especially as saturday. but we'll get more sunshine today and we'll warm it up. 60s 70s coast and bay, upper 70s to 80s inland. well, let's hope the morning commute has some style to navigate your way through it. here's the man, mister sal castaneda. >> it gets a little chilly in the mornings and the evenings. i'd suggest a cardigan, wouldn't you, steve? yes sir. westbound 80 coming around the corner to the macarthur maze. no major

problems when you get out toward the toll plaza, though, there is a backup. so you can see that traffic is moving along well. and some of that blank space we have on the san mateo bridge has been filled in here for. so we are getting a little bit more toward the peak of the commute. you know, it still looks good. it's the south bay commute. traffic is moving along very well throughout that valley. 631 let's get back to the headlines. okay >> south. well, a parking lot and shopping center near a san jose apartment complex still closed right now for a police investigation. now, police shot and seriously injured a man accused of firing a gun on a public street near shops and homes. ktvu is ali rasmus is here now to tell us what we know so far about what happened out there. good morning ali. >> good morning dave. we're at colmar and story road in san jose where you can see some of the crime scene tape here behind us and some police patrol vehicles. part of the shopping center parking lot, an entire block of this area, the parking

lot and then some streets leading up to this apartment complex are closed off to the public because of the police investigation here. this started yesterday around 4:00. this afternoon. people called 911 to report a man in this area firing a gun in their neighborhood. police came to the scene. they said the man continued to fire his gun. so police shot at him, striking and seriously injuring him for several hours. the neighborhood was closed off for the investigation. it remains closed still this morning, more than 14 hours after this police shooting happened. we're constantly taking walks and, it's a little alarming to know that that happened here. >> we still have video evidence. we have to review body worn camera video that we have to look at witnesses we have to interview as well as the officers have yet to be interviewed. so there's still a lot of information. we don't know. we're learning things as they're developing. >> police say no officers were hurt. what we don't know yet, though, is the condition of the man who was shot by police as of

last night, san jose police said he was rushed to the hospital in serious condition. police also couldn't say how many of their officers who responded fired their weapons. but we know at least one police officer did and so that's prompted an internal affairs investigation. also an investigation by the district attorney and the city attorney's and back out here at colmar and story roads, you can see that it is closed. these streets leading to this apartment complex in this shopping center are closed to drivers. but some of the people who live and work here are being able to go to their cars and go to their homes, but we are waiting from san jose police to hear from them later. this morning. yesterday, a spokesperson at the scene said that they planned on having a news conference this morning to update us on more details about exactly what happened here. live in san jose, allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you ali, police are also searching for the person who killed a well-known, well-liked homeless man in antioch wednesday morning. officers found 48 year old raheem co dead on the sidewalk near the antioch health center

on country hills drive. investigators believe his death was caused by blunt force trauma. those who knew co say he had been on the streets for several years and was a beloved member of the community. >> he didn't deserve to die like that. although he was homeless, he was like he was like family, you know? he's a good dude. >> i couldn't believe it. i never cried so much in my life. >> police are asking anyone who may have dash cam video near the scene of the crime to please give them a call. >> our time is 634. the federal judge who sentenced david depape , the man convicted of attacking the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi, says she will reopen the sentencing portion of the case. the judge says she made an error by not giving the pap a chance to speak in court. on friday. depape was sentenced to 30 years in prison for that break in and the attack two years ago at the home of the pelosis in san francisco. now the new sentencing date is may 28th. later today, michael cohen, donald trump's former

lawyer, is expected to be back on the witness stand in the new york criminal trial of the former president testifying about campaign finances. cohen is one of the final witnesses that the prosecution will be calling. cohen previously said he made hush money payments on behalf of donald trump to adult movie star stormy daniels. trump insists he did nothing wrong and that his this trial is an attempt to keep him off the campaign trail. with less than six months left until election day, the prosecution's case is so weak that it's very hard to imagine that anyone can look at this and think that president trump is truly guilty of a crime because he is not. now, this trial may possibly end next week, and the judge told the lawyers, be ready to make closing arguments. >> we're learning this morning that the president of iran has been killed in this weekend's helicopter crash. iran's state run tv network reported early today that president ebrahim

raisi died when his helicopter crashed into a mountain in dense fog yesterday in a remote part of northwestern iran. iran's foreign minister was also killed in the crash, along with several other government leaders. iran's president was known as a hardline ruler who showed no mercy in his response to protests in tehran and other iranian cities. >> he spent most of his life in a judiciary in the 1980s, which was the bloodiest decade of the islamic republic, where thousands of dissidents were executed. >> president raisi was widely expected to become the next supreme leader of iran. his death comes just one month after iran launched an unprecedented missile and drone attack on israel. it will likely add to the turmoil in the middle east. stay with us here on mornings on two for complete coverage of this developing story. well new this morning, taiwan has sworn in a new president who says he wants peace with china. in his inauguration address, president lee urged beijing to stop its

military threats and intimidation of taiwan, which is a self-governed island that china claims as its territory. lee pledged to neither yield to nor provoke beijing. he vows to keep progressive policies such as universal health care and support for the lgbtq community. taiwan is the first asian country to recognize same sex marriages. >> our time now. 637 antioch's mayor is flying to china. he'll be promoting antioch's deep water ports and industrial region. mayor lamar hernandez tharpe will meet with government and business leaders in hong kong and chongqing. the focus is on green developments and expanding international relations ships. >> we're going to be promoting our opportunities for sister city relationships. that's something that i learned was critically important when we spoke to secretary blinken when i was at the us conference of mayors, he said, we need to keep promoting these opportunities so that overall relations with china, continue to get better as opposed to going sour. >> well, the mayor's trip is

organized by china, silicon valley, a nonprofit group founded in 2012 to help with business and cultural exchanges between china and silicon valley. the mayor will be in china until sunday. >> all right. back over to sal, keeping an eye on the commute. where are you starting? we're going to start at the macarthur maze because i'm beginning to see some of that slow traffic kind of backing up through the maze here. not a lot, but a little. there's our macarthur maze camera or aa traffic camera you can see coming around the curve. there is a backup. and here at the bay bridge, we do have a lot of slow traffic now. and on the bridge it doesn't look too bad, but there is some slow traffic getting in to san francisco and here on the san mateo bridge, it looks a little bit slow as you head out to the peninsula. no major problems, but traffic is okay now. you should get on the south bay freeways right now and on the peninsula, because everything

looks pretty good. and, you know, later on, don't blame me if you don't go now, because i don't think it's going to stay this way. 639 let's bring steve back in here. >> in my wildest dreams, i would never blame you. >> thank you very much, steve. >> anytime. so even though there are times when i've thought about you. all right, the records in san francisco today, 92 on this date, 1988. don't remind me. i know, i know, 43 in 1899. today, though, 65, 50. what's average? 6451. so you're right there. santa rosa, san francisco, livermore, redwood city, up we go. 80, 65, 80 and 76 on the forecast. i was just a little i think tuesday will be the warmest day. we are looking for temps maybe mid 80s, but this does not look like a big warm up. if anything, it'll start to trend downward as i think after wednesday, and it looks cool as we head towards the end of the week and into the weekend as another system drops in here to ramp up the onshore breeze. some fog, mainly about the city south, not too much north and east. what's there was on borrowed time, 40s and 50s on

the temps and a couple of lows here. really. the highs just not that strong. it's more of a northerly breeze really. and just weak high pressure building in here. but we'll get today tomorrow maybe wednesday as well. but i mean we're not looking for 90s or anything like that unless you're out of my forecast zone. but patchy morning low clouds, mainly south. more sun today. it will be warmer. i'm sure we'll get a late breeze. it's been that kind of a spring. 60s 70s to near 80 on. the temps bump up a little bit on tuesday. still warm inland wednesday then it looks cooler towards the end of the weekend for sure into the weekend. >> okay steve, thank you. time 640. we're after more than 125 years in business. anchor brewing's taps ran dry. today. we'll be finding out about a possible new owner taking over the legendary brewery in san francisco

an upcoming pay raise for california health care workers. that raise would phase in a $25 minimum wage for the state's lowest paid health care workers, beginning june 1st. newsom however, says the pay raise

could cost the state billions of dollars. supporters of the raise argue the state would only have to pay a fraction of it. anchor brewing is expected to announce a new owner by the end of this month. >> the 127 year old brewery shut down last july. many of the buyers stepped up with their own visions for reviving the company. the new owner will get anchor brewing's remaining assets, including buildings and intellectual property. and cbs is bringing a new snack brand to its store shelves. the company says. the brand, called well market, features 40 new snacks and beverages. it's available at more than 9000 locations around the country. other brands from cbs, like gold emblem and big chill will also be included in the well market brand in the future, the company says the products will be priced between 2.99 and 8.99. >> a judge has sentenced an oakland tax enforcement officer

to and five others to federal prison for fraud in the covid 19 paycheck protection program. now, federal prosecutors say 58 year old frank mosley illegally obtained more than $3 million in covid 19 relief funds on friday, the former irs officer was sentenced to 12 to 30 months in prison. his brother reginald received the same sentence along with four others in the sacramento area found guilty in the scam. >> it was a major new development. it involves israel and hamas, the international criminal court announced. the arrest warrants for both israeli and hamas leaders. meantime, the united states renewing its efforts to get a cease fire deal for gaza. over the weekend, white house national security adviser jake sullivan met with israeli prime minister netanyahu in jerusalem. they talked about israel's postwar plan. now the united states is pushing for an agreement that would see saudi arabia and israel work together to bring about a two state

solution. president biden says he wants to end the fighting all together, as the war between israel and hamas is approaching its eighth month. >> what's happening in gaza and israel is heartbreaking. it's a humanitarian crisis in gaza. that's why i've called for an immediate cease fire. >> now, israel may be headed towards a political crisis. a member of israel's war cabinet and a key rival of israeli prime minister netanyahu threatened to quit if israel doesn't come up with a better plan for gaza. well, some good news for the british royal family. king charles announced he's feeling well enough to take his first overseas trip since finding out about his cancer diagnosis. the king plans to travel to france next month to commemorate the 80th anniversary of d-day. he'll be joined by his wife, queen camilla, and his son, prince william. it's not likely that kate middleton, the princess of

wales, will be joining them. she also revealed her cancer diagnosis earlier this year. well, the san jose sharks and the sap center are looking at new leasing terms to keep the team in downtown san jose. the sharks currently runs out next year. when it's up, rent for the sharks may go up a lot. the sharks are also hoping the city will pay for some upgrades at the arena. both sides, however, seem motivated to work out a deal. the downtown san jose arena has been home for the sharks since 1993. time is now 647. the stanford university softball team will host louisiana state next weekend for a chance to advance to the women's college world series. stanford won its 14th regional tournament by beating cal state fullerton in the finals. cardinal came from behind and won 4 to 2. stanford will play

lsu beginning friday in the best of a three game series, and a new shuttle service is starting at california's oldest state park this week as it continues to recover from a devastating wildfire. the 2020 csu csu fire burned 97% of big basin redwoods state park in santa cruz county. this free shuttle marks the biggest increase in service since the parks reopened in july of 2022. the shuttles will run from 9:00 in the morning until six in the evening, beginning memorial day weekend through labor day, and it's a chance for visitors to see all the regrowth and the signs of the wildlife coming back to the forest. well i see sal castaneda coming back to tell us what's happening on the roads. what's happening now? >> well, dave, it looks pretty good for monday morning commute. i do see some slowing on the

richmond bridge. we're going to start there with our triple a traffic camera on the richmond bridge. getting over to marin. you can see traffic is going to be okay. no major problems here. highway four seems a little better for driving up to the willow pass grade. sometimes on mondays we get a little bit of a break, and i know all too well that sometimes we get a break and then slow traffic reappears. so you'll see. we'll keep an eye on it for you. coming around the corner to the macarthur maze and the bay bridge, we do have a backup. that's moderate. now, at 649, let's bring steve in with today's weather. >> thank you, kind sir. yes, sir. all right. do we have a little bit of fog out there? nothing compared to what we had on the weekend. it will burn off sooner. we are looking for a warmer temps, mainly inland. i think we'll pop into some upper 70s. low 80s. unseasonably cool friday and saturday. so, you know, somewhere down the road we have to warm up and we will next couple of days. but again, we're not looking for, you know, anything like 90s or anything

like that. it's been a cool spring without a doubt. the low clouds, though, have been eroded to the north. i think in time that will win out. there's a little bit of a northerly breeze, especially out to the valley, so a favor, warmer temps. they're also north, but pretty good fog bank san mateo coast south 30 in truckee, 32 south lake tahoe 68, in palm springs 38. arcadia and 52 down in monterey and santa barbara. one low will kick out. it's really not so much the high. it's more of a northerly breeze. you know, daylight hours are longer now, so we'll get a little bump up on those temps. but again, everything favors really just a couple of days of warming and then right back into a cooler pattern. we get more monday sunshine after some patchy low clouds, mainly south, but once that lifts and burns out 60s 70s to near 80 on the temps. warmest day looks to be tuesday by far. still pretty nice on wednesday, then gradually cooler into the weekend for sure going into the weekend. >> all right thank you steve. still no electricity for many people in houston texas after thunderstorms and hurricane force winds swept through the city, crews have been working

around the clock to restore power for more than 240,000 homes and businesses. full service is expected to be back by wednesday. at least seven people died in those destructive storms. >> our time now 651 we go v and ozempic have become very popular weight loss drugs. some of the patients swear by them. others say the drugs don't work. now, researchers may have found the reason why. we'll explain. >> all right. first, let's check in with garcia for a look at our other stories. we're following for you this morning when i join you in just minutes here, the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court is seeking arrest warrants for israeli and hamas leaders. >> new at seven. why? the prosecutor believes the israeli prime minister and three hamas leaders are guilty of war crimes. then several california school districts and charter schools are facing possibly multimillion dollar fines. the rules the schools were found to have violated and why the state says it could have impacted chil in the

other drugs like wegovy and ozempic help people lose weight. a new study by the mayo clinic shows a genetic test figures out whether the weight loss medications actually work on particular people. the mayo clinic developed a $350 test. it looks for 6000 changes in 22

genes. then each person is given a risk score showing whether they'll respond to weight loss drugs. some people taking wegovy or ozempic will lose at least 20% of their weight. others barely lost a pound. our time is 655. we use cell phones all the time. every day it buzzes or rings for our attentions. but communication experts say it's important to remember etiquette when we're out in public. the experts recommend being conscious of what you talk about on the phone while you're around other people. if you don't have headphones, watch out for your volume levels. don't take photos of people you don't know. and when you're talking to somebody face to face, it's best to put the phone away. >> we have found that when you're engaging and interacting with other people, if the other person is on their device and

not paying attention and not present in that interaction, that it can be distressing for the individual. the other individual. >> and unless that person you're talking to is also on their phone, you should be present and save your screen time for later. time is 656. the annual oakland greek festival wrapped up over the weekend and up on the first baron. always has good music and visitors enjoyed a variety of greek food, including grilled meat skewers and fried pastries. the musicians had some great tunes, traditional greek string instruments and dancers entertain the crowds. some of the locals say they come out every year to enjoy everything. this three day event has to offer the music, the live bands i enjoy, the vendors that are selling their, their wares, whatever they're selling.

>> everything is so great and the weather is perfect. >> this, by the way, was the event's 52nd year of bringing the community together. it is 657. more than 20,000 people hit the streets of san francisco for the bay to breakers race. to one. the runners and the walkers left a starting line on howard street yesterday morning for the seven and a half mile race across the city, passing through nine san francisco neighborhoods before reaching the finish line along the great highway and ocean beach. it's the 113th year of the race known as one of the world's biggest street parties. >> it's like there's nothing else like this in the city or like the country kind of or not kind of. yeah. so just because there's nothing else like it, like naked people costumes, running all the great things, all of that. >> now, the first group of serious runners hit that finish

line in less than 40 minutes. thousands more. less competitive runners took their time to finish the race. so they could enjoy the party all along the route. and a graffiti artist in los angeles took his artwork to some daring new heights. you have to see this 40 stories above downtown l.a. that's benjamin schneider up there, balancing along a one inch wide slack line between two skyscrapers. schneider says he snuck into the empty buildings and used a drone to string a line between the buildings 500ft up. it was a stunt that was symbolic. >> iran's president and other government leaders killed in a helicopter crash. details on the crash and who's to become the next leader of iran that a developing story in san jose. one man is in the hospital with life threatening injuries after being shot by police. why officers were initially called

to the scene from ktvu fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning. welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning i'm dave clark. >> it's monday, it's may 20th. always good to see you. >> what a nice way to start the work. >> are you going to help steve with the forecast? >> well he needs no help from us. no help. goodness knows. but we are listening. steve >> well, little warmer, not a lot, but, i mean, we can't get much cooler, can we. for may my goodness the week friday and saturday. incredibly cool here. but we'll bump up a little bit. some low clouds hanging on. mainly about san francisco, oakland south more so on the san mateo coast down towards gilroy, hollister, santa cruz, 40s, 50s on the temps just barely seeing. now the visible satellite. you can see that socked in for some, but to the north and the east it's mainly clear already. so everything has changed from the weekend till today only patchy low clouds that'll burn off and we'll get more of a little bit of a northerly breeze, which should help us warm up. 60s 70s to near 80. well sometimes that morning commute can be eed